… Unfortunately, we do not have a clear picture of the biochemical nature of the disassembled
NPC components. Recent evidence suggests that some nuclear pore components are de-…

… of membraneassociated nuclear DNA and, perhaps, of a special nuclear envelope RNA (…
) might serve as a chemical component distinguishing the nuclear envelope from other cellular …

… The major structural components of the nuclear envelope are the outer and inner membranes,
nuclear pore complexes, and the nuclear lamina. Nuclear pore complexes are elaborate …

… examples discussed in references 67 and 68; there is a continuing discrepancy as to the
significance of determinations in nuclear membrane fractions of components widely assumed to …

… The inner and outer nuclear membranes (INM and ONM, respectively) of the nuclear envelope
(… range of human disorders caused by defects in lamins and other components of the NE. …

… , the nuclear envelope … of nuclear envelope dynamics and its mutable relationship to the
endoplasmic reticulum. We discuss how the nuclear envelope is remodeled to insert nuclear …

… However, only proteins that bind efficiently to nuclear components will become enriched
in the nuclear interior. Consistent with a diffusion–retention-based process, the targeting of …

… Nup153 and RanBP2 are components of the nuclear basket and cytoplasmic fibers of the
NPC, respectively [8]. Interestingly, the timing of recruitment of both proteins (around six to …

… D: At metaphase, the chromosomes are aligned in the mid-plane and the nuclear envelope
completed its disassembly. For simplicity, the different components of the nuclear envelope …

… Recent advances highlight the role of nuclear positioning in the … nuclear envelope components
at centre stage. On the inner face of the nuclear envelope, active genes localize to nuclear…